San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-10
THE WORKERS WORK.
How Unauthorized Strikers Fixed up
the Independent Delegation.


the Independent Delegation
The leaders In the workingmen's In
dependent movement called "primar-
les" In the various Wards OF the city TO
elect the twenty-five delegates each to
an independent Convention TO be held
in Krisch Hall next Saturday, but the
freezing state OF the atmosphere chilled
political ardOr TO such extent as TO pre-
vent an attendance that would Justify
action. "Sirikers" on behalf Of other
candidates were busy, and took IN
authorized action that 10 not likely TO
have the endorse ment Of the people. In
WARD NO.
meeting which was to have been held
only two or three were gathered
together. Among them j. z. 0'Lesry
and Owen Cook. That made no differ
ence for they soon fixed up a delegation
named rs follows:
John Bennett, Dave Koenigheim,
Barney McGinty, Louis Casaway, Mes
Msilhes, John Haynes, Leonardo de
Ollos, Louis Xlmenes, Miguel Herman
DEE, Fernando ViIlanueve, Louis Bueno,
Carlos Garcia, Martin M.Zs. &. +.
Russi, Modesto Torres. B. Wilkins, w.
ii. Slams, Augustin Torres L. 4. Teel
Ed. Haliom, Juan Perrs, Ed. MOckert,
Simon Fest, Bud Franks. In
WARD NO
There were six present. Otto Solms
was elected president, and Ned Randolph
secretary. Then the following delegu-
ton WAS selected:
Jim Massey, Philip Rowland, ID. Fore
man, Ned Randolph, Otto Solms, q.
GarrOni. Il. H. Gallagher, VI. A. Higgins.
r. Parzig, A. Grandjean, 4. Grandjean,
L. Rummel, Van feel. Joe NORM. Joe
Louis Walter. Ellis Walter, Henry Wal
II. Moran and Dan Heder.
The citizens OF
WARD NO. 3
were to have met at the Fireman's hall
on West Commerce street, but there
were only two OF three persons present
and they did not feel justified In making
any election. They adjourned on the
understanding that another meeting
would occur.
WARD NO. As
meeting was to have been held at
kriscb's hall, ard several citizens were
there and went in the bsr-room TO
warm up their frozen bones. Whilst
there, Messrs. }. p. OLeary and Owen
Cook came in and declared that
meeting had been held and
the following delegates were elect:
G. NJ. Baker. o. j. Cooke, Ed Welsh, F.
johnson, q. King, A. Fretilier, II. Fret
iIier. r. II. Lockert, Chas. Florian. p.
Walsh, John Copeland. c. p. Smith. Dan
Smith, Louis Weyel, +. Lsbourcade, Ii
Ryder Taylor. l.. Garcia. J. Valrez, II.
Hernandez, Abe Brown. Ross Mckenzie,
+. II. Banks, R w. Dickey, T. Madison,
Chas. ZalmanZig.
1t Is worthy of note that the LIGHT re-
porter, who was present, nor any of the
others know anything Uf the alleged
meeting.
WARD NO. 5.
Citizens met at Meyers hall and %
persons were present. Il. W. Mullaly
WAS elected chairman and Joe Boelhawe
secretary. A committee OF five, consist
ing OF j. p. OLeary, Thos. smith. c. b.
Mullaly, A. j. Sphinx and NJ. J. O'Brien,
was appointed to select delegates, and
the following delegation was selected:
j. p. O'Leary, A. j. Sphinx, Thos. Nc
Laughlin. K. j. Gallagher, rhos. smith
q. b. Mullaly, M. J. O'Brien, Dan Lewis,
VIM. Page. w. B. smith. G. Harriet.
Walter Fawcett, Joe BOelhawe IA. Car
ter, Geo. Caen, M. j. Gsynon, NJ. Sils-
bee, Il. w. Mullaly, Gustav s .bramm, ID.
cShHC'Vis u ShbputlI. DOu DCuulLf1
Chas Boyle, Sam Maverick and G. ID
Morgan.
wARD6
Had its meeting at Zumberg's hall. on
Austin street; James DUwney, chairman.
Henry Hunt and p. Ii. Lee, secretaries
The following delegation was elected:
Phillip EmmIck. Charles Warner WIN
Miller, Sr., K p. Thompson, Joseph
Welter. Jacob Lnyso, James Carr, E!bs
Sidel. p. ii. Lee, Henry Hum. II. c.
GaffOrd, S w. Davis. George A. Evans,
John Mccormick, Joe Selvey, Lewis
Casaway, Austin Tribulet, Gus Trues-
dali. George Reed, Otto Smith. Henry
Limbergtr, james Burnett, Gus Cnaii-
man, w. Ii. Alexander.
wARD7.
Meeting was held at Peltzer's hall,
South Alamo street. Eight people were
present. Herman Heiigmann was cleo
ted chairman, and FL. c. Smith, secre-
tary. The following Is their delegation:
Frank Hunrress, II. Faust, Geo. Caen,
h. &. Smith, Louis Elderly. Gus PelIZer,
John Burton. Charles Williams, August
lander, l.. Small, Fritz Wingart. LOuis
Fielder, III. Nitche, joe KOhr, Sam Mu-
schall, w. IL. Riley, 4 Jenul, II. PyrOn,
G. A. Reiman, ID. F. Maxfeldt, Casper
Jenner, +. Scott, Bias GOtarIi, julius
lander, Herman Heiligmann.
WARDS
meeting did not come off; two persons
were present and they wisely concluded
TO retire without selecting delegates.
The signers Of the Call declare that
the primaries were not worked Ia
legitimate manner, and will hold meet
ing tonight to take such action as they
may consider necessary for their own
justification, and to place the matter on
Il proper basis.